VOL.' 4. ATLIN, B. C, SATURDAY. MAY, 4, ,1901. NO. 94. JUST ARRIVE Our Spring Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods " Selected to suit the taste and needs of the Ladies of "At'in. In Men's Furnishings wc cr.n show some lines in:��� , ��� FANCY -SHIRTS . , L ] 'FINK AMERICAN SHOES HOSIERY ' - 1 GOLD SEAL BOOTS- SUSPENDERS UNDERWEAR GOLD SEAL SHOES. CLOTHING. We have a Fino Line of English and French Briar Pipes. OUR STOCK OF GROCERIES IS LARGE AND COMPLETE. v \ '" ., PRICES REASONABLE. BLACKETT. & CO. The Canadian Bank of; Commerce. - CAPITAL, PAID UP '$8,000,000. Branches of the. Bank at Seattle, San Francisco, Exchange sold on aSi Points. Portland, Skagway, etc. Gor.D Dust Puhcmasicd���Assay Oi-kio: in ConnkcTion. "i? ' ' - , '" \ '.' J.'S. .MUNRO,. Manager. TUN HEWING ���&a a HRKVERS'OF .STKA.AI AND I.AGICR ISKIiR. NONK HPT THK BH.ST- rXlrUKDlKvPS USUI) IN Ti'I.C ��� MANUl'ACn.'RiC Ol*" OUR HKKR.TH.li ONLY HRICW1CRV IN TUK ARCTIC RKOIONS. I ,.,_.. ORDKRS PROMPTLY FI J.I.KD FUR AI.I. PARTS OI" TIIIC YUKON ' TKRKITORV A.VI) N.):tTinVK->TK iN JUUTISII COLUMBIA. A T L I N, 13. C -. - SI'KCIAI.TIKS IN FANCY CAKES & PASTRY. Fresh Bread, Rye ISrsad, eto. - . 'Chas. Mvkk, Proprietor. ���Good Rooms to Rent- -By the Day, Week or Month al reasonable rates. OFFICES TO KJSNT . " IN THE PUBLISHERS BLOCK The most Central and Convenient in Town. Will be altered'to snii Tenants. A. C. Hirschfeld. . E. W. BICktLE, Notary Public, ACCOUNTANT, MifJING BROKER, AND F! NANCiAL AGENT. Abstracts Prepared and Accounts Collected. 0)fkick:���Oppositk Provincial Govkrxmknt Building. The = Bank = of = British = North = America Kxtnhlwlicil in IVri. Incx-put'iitol liy Riiynl (JIiiwti*r. Paid Up Capital $4...S66,666 Rkskkyh Fund 5'.703.333 Head Office in. Canada: Montreal, h! Stikhman, General Manager. Branches In all the principal cities of Canada, and agents in New Yoik. San Francisco, Seattle. Taconin, Portland, .Spokane, Boston, Chicago, lite. ASSA Y Off'IQE ' Gold Dust Assayed, Purchased or Taken on Consignment. Quartz Assaying at Reasonable Rale*;. . NEW RAILROADS.- The Lake Bennett and Chilcat Railway Eiils Approved by the Local Legislature ���- Prospects of Early ' Construction ��� Backed by Plenty of Money. t, The following telegram received this week from our local member is self explanatory: ' - ���'The third reading "of the Chilcal and Ivlahini Railway Bill, also the Bennett Railway Co. Bill have both passed the House and now await the consent of the Lieut.- Governor. ' J. Stahlks." ' Victoria, B.C., April 24th, 1901. The Lake Bennett Railway most interests us.in Atlin, and it is grati-, fying to know that the charter has been granted, particularly so, when, the company wiU'almostimmediatey commence construction . and push' the road through lo completion. It is rather a gigantic piece oi engineering work, when it is remembered, that a tunnel is proposed to be driven through the Chilcoot summit, and this alone will take many months. -"However,-worse obstacles than that in railroading have been surmounied, and as there are brains, energy and money at the back or' the enterprise, we may look for material developments in the near fulure. This railroad, as far as this Province is concerned, will run from .a point on the Dyea river to Lake Bennett: thence to the 60th parallel of latitude. Steamers will be placed on the lakes, in competition with those of the British-Yukon Navigation Co., aud in due season we may look for benefits* accruing from such competition. The Chilcat and Klahiui Railway is contemplated * with the view o. opening up the Porcupine district, .md starts from about the junction of the Chilcat and Klahini rivers; thence westerly, along -the lattei river und northerly in the general direction of the Dalton tiail, clost. to the British Columbia and Alaska boundary. ATLIN CENSUS. Assistant .Census ��� Cbmmis-. ' sioner Macfarlane Fas Begun His Work in I is Dls- ��� J* triet -- Man on the .Way to '. eslin an 1 f lenora ���'Returns to be Made in June. SHAMROCK IL Dumbarton, April 20. ��� Shamrock II. was successfully launched this afternoon at Denny's yard iu the presence of a good crowd of invited guests, newspaper men and employees. Lady Dufferin christened the new challengei, which looked extremely spick and span in its coat of white paint, rimmed with green, while the manganese bottom shone like a mirror. Sir Thomas Lipton says he ex- j peels t'i build a defender, net a j challenger, next \ ear. Mr. J. \Y. Macfarlane, whose'appointment as Assistant Census Commissioner was noted some weeks ago in. .the Claim, has now been .supplied with all. the necessary documents in connection with his appointment. - His ' district comprises the Atlin, Eennett-Lake and Tes- lin districts,' 'and at this 'season of the year he and his assistants will have earned all thai is coming to them. Mr. Macfarlane has dispatched two men to Te.-*lin, Glenora and Telegraph creek, and there is little likelihood wc will see them back again , before the ope i g'ot navigation. We are confident that Mr. Macfarlan; and hi-, assistants will perform their work-in a conscientious, and efficient manner, and we do not fear that such complaints as have been heard from Vai corner will be registered*.from this district. In,, order to obtain . ii census it must ,be done with- tiie greatest care as well as despatch, and we are confident that uuder Air. Macfai- lant's supervision this .will be accomplished. We have _ been privileged to examine the different schedules aud as we will- have to answer the various questions ourselves we woukijjsuggest.ihat no obstacle be placed in the way, particularly as all assistants, and enumerators are under oath. not to deyulge the in- formalim obtained in the carrying on of their work. Mr. Macfarlane's assistants in the district ar^ as follows: 'Allin to Half-way House: Geo. . Polly. Half-way House to Discovery ?nd creeks east and south: Harry Brown. Bennett - Lake and Porcupine : Robert Patrick. ��� Teslin .and Dea.se. I,ake: George ' Cootes. RUBY CREEX HYDRAU- ��� LIC MNING CO. Among the recent arrivals announced in the Ci.AiM-was Mr. P. \Y. Law of Ruby creek. We learn that Mr. Law this winter organized the Atlin-Ruby Creek Hydraulic Mining Co., with a fully paid-up capital ot $[8,ooo, for the purpose of exploiting Ruby creek. The company is now prospecting aud developments have warranted the ordi'ri'n. an hydraulic plant. if I I? I, u ��� 111 If o ATLIN,-B.C.."SATURDAY, MAY, 4, 190 j, The Atlin Claim. hv ''PiiIiIIkIicmI pvi*ry Siiturilay inoriiiii The atlin Claim Puni,ieniN(i Co. A. (J. HlllfiCIIL'KI.I*, li 11 iron and Puoimuktou Otliuc of iiiiljlioatioii Pearl S-. Advertising rates luiuli.* known an ii|>|ili<'ii- tion. ' ' , ��� . Tim, Kiilixuriptiiiii prirn i*. .ff> a year pay- nl)U< in mlvHiicP. No paper will lie ilelivereil iinloNS these conditions an- eomplied wit li. Saturday, May 4th, ujor. prov-e true. Preparatory/ work on hydraulic ground',, especially that on the higher elevations, will be very lute this season, and unless the change is prevalent all over the district, many of the couipa: ies in- j lending lo operate will be delayed j from three to .live weeks over hist 1 year before they'can' begin piping. , To the outside world "Atlin is i thought to be a place "way off" "_ ^r lioni civilization and especially dur- Wk are compelled" to announce ing winter, where the haidships to to the public that we are not well |-e undergone in-getting here arc enough " healed " to place ourselves ! thought of with awe. Last week on record as philanthropists foi lhe We announced the arrival of two good of the camp, nor can we con- litUe girls, lhe elder but 14, who duct tiie Claim on "jaw-bone." jcatne all the way from Indianapolis, We have liabilities lo meet nnd we j Indiana, U. S. A., to Atlin alone, have always paid for what we got, ,'po use their own words " They had but we expect others to do the a splendid lime, and had no trouble J, ft. fraser $ ���. " SUCCKSSOKSr TO ' . P. P. Co: . first Street, Atlin. Cor Staple & fancy Groceries ,SPo Tohaccos and Confectionery, ttention toorderskWGiveus a call. at all." This week we note tbe arrival of a well-known gentleman from Victoria, who left .Vancouver hythe C. P. N. Co.'s S.S. Danube, same with us. Our lime is valuable and we expect the same treatment as is accorded to others aud not lo be told "the Claim can wait,'' -wben'-we look for settlement of our -Thursday, April 25th," at 2.30 p.m. account.--. j;,nd arrived iu Atlin on Tuesday, We are stating :.o more ..than the!2yth inst.', at 1 1.30 a.m., thus mak- truth when'we take credit toour-iihg the trip in four days and 22 selves tor .having done a great deal hours, the ocean trip occupying of good to the .-Mini district, and as , three and' a half days. This is"a a rewind'the Claim is entitled io 'record breaker, but, nevertheless it the snpporf ot ;'.;-. p".'*!ic. It i�� the .'01:1 be done. The mails from. Van- dutv oi <-.ver'.i,i!tf wr.Li hny interest couver for the last three or four in the camp to support a live naper.j weeks have reached here in from whose motto is ���'Atlin first," and ! four and a half to five and a half which has never yet failed to unfurl!days. We are not aware that the it. We have tided over a long, j " hardships " have killed anybody, hard winter on a beggar's allow- j nor have we heard'of anyone apply- 1-TNKST HOt'l IP PEI) HOTEL IN THE NORTH. EVERYTHING CON'MJCTKD IN EIRST-CLASS_ .MANNER. , French Restaurant in Connection. Rich & I-Iastiic, Proprietors; David Hastik, Managkr. Corner of First and Discovery Streets-. ance,' but now with the advent of a prosperous season- before the camp we respectfully ask the unqualified lying for admission to the hospital in an "exhausted condition.'*' With many other things we might Fo! e y. Importer of General Merchandise Miners -Supplies OUTFITTING A SPECIALTY FIRST STREET, ATLIN B. C. fiotel -Riuie! support .of the citizens of the dis:jinstance to the uninitiated, the trict We. are alive, but it requires'; thought of the trip'is'a thousand the combined assistance of the-mer- j iiaies worse than the reality. chants, business men, miners and j others to keep the Claim alive. We extend our grateful thanks to those who assisted in its revival and kept the paper alive during the winter, but there-are some we might Choice Wines Liquors and Cigars. 'Poo! aid Billiards Mxon & urfon, Pro{$&. was 2S. The highest! Weather Report for April. Through the kindness of Mr. A. 1 G. Lear of the ��� Record Office, we j are permitted to publish the weather j have looked to but they turned us .statistics for the mouth of Apiil: j down, while there are others whose The mean temperature for April \ promises aie very poor pay. This town being "good pay" surely the! the lowest 11�� below zero. The public would not have us think j prevailing winds have been sou4 h- otherwise. v,-]y llIK-i the weather shows 26 line, With this issue we are reducing'(j;,ys o:*.l of 30 days iu the mouth. the weekly subscription of the , Snow fell on the 3rd accompanied Cj,aim to 15 cents per copy and 50 jwjtli a gale of wind from the -.orth, , aud.a slight fall on the 23rd. .Slight i 73 anove zero. ^ ,.v_ n,5,iui| has always had the name of j-ecorded was 450 above zero and below Atlin Lumber & Ninin^ Co*.- A. T. Baker ----- Manager. . i. 'A.. >ering in ail iis Branches. ranch Office at Rine. ���cents a month. We sincerely hope that this reduction will, ere the ist of June double Oiir subscription list. Tbis price is within the reach of all, and we have that confidence in the public that another appeal will be unnecessarv. IT must be with g<;r,ui.ie salis- niii* fell during Lhe a fie: noon of the! Alii aud hea\y rain during tiie night nf the 30th. An earthquake [ shock occurred ou lhe 28U1, nbonl ', 11.10 p.m. This making the third shock recorded since the ist of January last. Rooms and Beds Best Liquors and .Cigars W. J. SMITH, faction that the recent material! The Alaska-Yukon Mining! change in the weather is noted by- all in camp. The long continued dominance of Jack Imo.v has held ! snow and ice - with-a master hand and we bad almost despaired o! a spring sit all this year. Practically all work on the creeks has been de- i layed fully three weeks, but the j mild weather and southerly winds this week have carried off the suow ��� like a mist, and now that it has begun to go we would like to see it all go. The weather -prophets1 say that the* probabilities are strong for a continuance of mild weather, judging.by the phase of the moon��� we hope their prognostications may journal. One cf the latest aspirants for the suffrage** of the public in " these northern wilds1' is the Ai.aska-Yu- RON Mining Journal, published j monthly at Skagway, Alaska, by ��� Messrs. H. C. Diers,' Editor, aud 6. |M. Kinney, Central Manager. We have been favoured with a copy of the second number. Ifor a review of lhe mining industry 'v. this northern continent it very strongly commends itself. All the districts, Canadian and "American, arc taken up in an interesting manner.- We commend the publication to all who are interested in Ibis northern countrv, Vancouver General Store. CARRIES A FULL LINE OK OENERAL MERCHANDISE A. S.-Cross & Co 1st. StrtM't Atlin. NEW STRIKE! Troy Laundry & Bath House Will be in New Quarters on and after March 4th, 19Q1. C. B. COFFIN Prop i GO TO PICK LUNCH ROOM For Excellent Coffee. Short Orders a Specialty. Roast llpi'f or Itoiist Pork with Mtixlirouni.i. KUU. MKA1.. Fil'l'Y CRNT.S. W. G��� PAKTON, NOTARY I'UUUC. OFFICE: Corner of Third und Pearl Strrut, Atlin. B. (?., opposite Government UiiiWi- liifr^. All kindK of mliiliifr pnpe*-? mndi? out Spvpi-uI yeiirs' prttutir.ii I oxporieno*. OKPlCli OK H. M'�� CUSTOMS. J.,BroW,1,c,,t.,.o.L.s. j HOTEL VANCOUVER. R. C. Lo-.vry, A. M. I. C. r.. 7 ..���'���" j BKST LIQUORS A f.'IG-A HS Civil and Hydraulic Engineers, .<. (^mh, aooommoiiatio*. ������ Rr,sTAi;ruKT *.�� ; _ . ��� A ' ��� j ..���������������... CONXBCTICN. ' Land Surveyors. ;. s. johxstok.. pror*ri��t��r. ���Pearx; Strebt, 'Athk, B. C. -.-!..��� Ofl,���t sui,nuj'f,n. h.i'**��.i ��^ i>*s��. , r*W��arW��w^t����W��'��j:a'''��l'l=tt*' ^^^^^^^^^^ssssss^s^msg^^SE ATLIN, B.C.. SATU.RD.AX il.W. 4, 190.1 ���"���f DEALERS 13N Shelf *��inci Heavy Hardware, - 'SOLE AGENTS FOR <^ GIANT POWDER' CO. Con., of Victoria, B. C. '40 and 60 per cent Dynamite in 25 and 50 pound Cases. Call on us for. Prices. Cor. of PEARL and FIRST 'ST., ATLIN, B. C DANGEROUS JOKING Causes Rumours of Smallpox in Atlin MINING MACHINERY. To Be Spread Abroad.���Caught in < '��� Time'And the Disastrous Effect Counteracted. Our attention was this week called to the fact that reports and rumours of "Small-pox in Atlin" were beginning to get outside,.and as we were, well' aware there was absolutely.no foundation for such .reports we took upon ourselves to telegraph Skagway, with the view of forestalling the arrival of the rep.irt in that town." The telegram, which was addressed to the two daily papers ancl to Mr. Busby, Inspector of Customs, .was as follows : "Deny positively ���- rumours of small-pox in Atlin. ' One mild case of scarlet fever;- patient now convalescent. Authorised by Cold Commissioner. "Tiii*: Ati.in Claim." ' Allin, li. C, April.qylii. 190A' "' Ou-inqniiy'we are led to the he-j tie! that the report originated from ;i "joke" which, was made on a rather 'credulous individual, who failed to see it. As bad news, like lire, travels with ' the wind, when not immediately suppressed, the report came back to us off the trails as a "fact." Atlin, as a health resort, has few if any peers in' the country. The best proof of this is the fact that there is barely a living for one doctor, and when it is remembered that we were without a physician from November 4th last year till February 24th of this year, have " we net cause to feel that Atlin is . without a peer. There was, a few weeks ago, a slight epidemic of "la grippe," the germs of which were aindoubtedly brought in by people coming in from the coast towns. Now, about two weeks ago, the scarlet fever patient arrived' here from Seattle. The moment it was discovered the Health authorities took steps "to isolate the patient and all the men with whom he had been in association. Commissioner Graham deserves credit for the active steps he took to prevent the spread-of the disease, in the erection of au Isolation Hospital, and the * housing of the suspects outside of Fliscoverv, where the disease first showed itself. The most tjnioious need,have no fear of the spread of the disease , as the first case is convalescing, and the suspects have spent the necessary lime in quara-i- tine, so th��t all danger is now at an end. An English Company litis Taken Ovor .the Business of Armstrong1 & Morrison of Vancouver. By recent advices , fi\ 111 Vancouver, H. C. we note the change iu * m the ownership of Armstrong' & Morrison's engineeiing works in that city, tire business will now be known as-llie Vancouver Engineering Work's, Ltd. The new company is registered in Liverpool, and is already considerably increasing the capacity of the woiks. The old firm has done quite a large business in this district, and as" far as we know no . complaints have been made by, those who have placed orders with ' that firm. The new .'company has an . immense field in this camp for the 'sale oL, hydraulic and other mining machinery, and we have ; every reason to believe that with their modern machinery they vvill be in a position to compete with any of the large works on the Pacific coast. . J. B. NORTON & Co., GENERAL MERCHANDISE, BOULDER CREEK. NOTICE. All (roods nt Atlin Pricus���l-Veijrhtiniy Don**. Leave Orders nt Pilltunu's. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. ���RJOTTCK is liprcby jiivBii tliat tho partner- *>hi|> heretofore cxi-stiiis1 between tho uiitlcrsif?ncil, A. J. UuUei- and I!. G. Tciiiitint, or iiikIim* the linn name of The Atlin Lumber nnd .Mining Company, has, this day been dissolved. The liusiuess of the firm will be eon- tinui*<l by .Mr. A. .1. Duller, who will also pay nil outstanding lial.ilitic--. All accounts due to the Into firm \\ ill be collected by him. A. .1. BAKIiR. Ii. G..TENNANT. AtlLii, H. C, April Ith, 1901. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. GRAHAM CREEIC. News evincs from Graham creek of what is being clone there now by the few miners who have faith iu the creek. The Ronayne brothers have been busy whipsawing lumber and have supplied the wants of all hands, thus avoiding the necessity of transportation from'Atlin over difficult trails. Some prospecting has been done by the discoverers, but owing to the rise of the water it was difficult to obtain a s' tisfac- tory pan. However, what little has been done shows that coarse gold is to ,bs found on the lower'ground, but whether in paying quantities or not, remains to be seen, ft is expected that pay is to be found on the discovery and a few adjoining claims, but on the lower ground, which is deeper, little can be said. It is hoped the results with further prospect work will be satisfactory. ���RJOCTCIC is hereby {riven that the partner- fhip heretolore subsisting: between J. II. Kiivell nnd li. M. Siillivuii or under tin iirm siume of 'lhe Atlin Hrewintr Company, has Iweu this day dissolved. All debts o.vinfr to thesnid Partnership are to be paid to .7. II. Itii.v;<.'ll, and nil claims afjainat. the said Partnership are to be presented to J, H Russell. - E. M. SULLIVAN. Dated this 11th day of April. 1901. np-2U-lm DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. ���JvjOlTCK is hereby f��iven that the Partnership heretofore 'subsisting- hetween.-R, H. Di.von and . F T. Troughton, ' under the linn i mine ot Troiifrhton it Dixon, owners of the Royal Hotel, Atlin. H. C, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The business ����� ill henceforth be carried on by K. T. Trough-ton. who will pay all debt*! due by the lute firm, and collect nil amounts due to said firm. F. T. i HOUGHTON. K. IS. DrXON.' Atli u. H. C, April 13, lillil. ap27-lm NOT RESPONSIBLE. ���jvTOTTCE is hereby tfiven that I will not be rcs-poiisiblc for any debts contracted by my wife J. D. DL'RIli. Atlin, B.C., April 2G, 1901. ' , ap-27-lm ���J* HE BRITISH COLOMBIA PYKITKS Company, Limited, a coinpuny incorporated .under the Conipunics' Aet and Amendment Acts, and empowered by it* .Memorandum and Articles of Association to build tramway*, dives notice under Section 1, "Trniuway Comjuiiiy Incorporation Aet," and Section 2 of the " Trn'niwny .Incorporation Amendment Act, 1100." tliat it propone* to build a tramway conininn'iiij; at a point, on the Red Gulch Creek on the Red Gulch Mineral Claim, situato in the Skeena Mining Division, Range IV. Const District, in the Province of Hriti-.li Columbia, thence following; tlio eourne of the northerly hunk of the Jluxtnl rivor in a Westerly direction for n distniice of six (6) milos to a point ou the bank of said river. Given at Victoria, B.C., this Twenty-fourth day of April, 1901. ' ' ��� f THE BRITISH COLOMBIA PYRITE3 COMPANY, Ltd.'. ��� , Per Robt. H. Swinnkbton, nia4-lm' ! ,��� - , '��� Secretary. PROVINCIAL BOARD OF HEALTH. t_JOUSEHOLDERS and others in the District are hereby iiotiiied to clean up their premises of all garble empty tins, etc., clean out all earth closets and privy vaults, remove manure hearts, and clean tip lots adjoining their premises on which they h tve deposited any gal-bane, etc., by the ISth of May, l��Cl. .!.- DJ GRAHAM, ��� i Government Agent and Local - Board of Health. - Atlin. B.C.. April 29th. 1901- ' ' ' CANCELLATION OF RKSKRVH. Cassia it Disthk't. jSJOTICK is hereby j������iven thut the reservation placed ou Crown lunds situated iu the Bennett Lake and Atlin Lake Mining Divisions of Cassiar District, notice of which was published in the British Columbia Gazette and dated 13th December. 1898, is herebj cancelled. W. C. WELLS. Chief Commissioner of Lunds A Works. Lauds & Works Department, Victoria. B. C, 30th January. 1901. 3 m-fe 2J ^^o^o^c^o^a^o^^c^c^a^o^^o-fro^D^o.^ ' W. E.Haddon, ��� STL",TbGRAPHER &. TYPEWRITER. Headquarters at J. A. Fraser & Co. 'Documents of oil Kinds Promptly and Neatly Copied. "ULES EGGERT & SON, Swiss Watciimakers, And uiatiiifacturin<r jewellers. All kinds of nujr(?nt work executed with neatness stud dispatch. First St. nest to Vancouver Gptieral Stori* THE Cor. First and Trainor Strehts. o ���ftO^O^OOO^O-^OOO^O^O^O^CtO^O* ��>o*>c^c^a*ci*cw>o*o^o<��c��>ce34o�� i 9 9 BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR ESTIMATES GIVEN ON ALL KINDS OF WORK PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS A SPECIALTY BRICKS FOR SALE. OFFICE: Third Street, Atlin. NEXT TO CHURCH OF ENGLAND. r irk LAND HOTEL. FIRST .STREET, ATLIN. J. KIKKLAND, - Manager. First-class dining room And Elcyanl Sleeping Rooms. 7 ENDOME HOTEL, Choicest Wines, Liquors & Cigars. FREE BOWLING ALLEY ,i ���A 'A . i r J. TALLMIRE. Propr'etor.. \ 4 i I'ov ATLIN, B. C, SATURDAY, .MAY, 4, .-901. I i I' 'i L-; (t) W. L \ The Pioneer Store. - ' - I'JNJi C1TV. ii. <;., CARRIKS A 1-fI.I. LINE OK Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Gents' Furnishings and Miners' Supplies. C. D. NEWTON & GO. PICKED UP HERE AND THERE. Church of Kiitflund: St. Martin's Church, cor. Third and Truin- (ir streets. Sunday services. Matins at 11 n. in., liveusoiiir 7::t0 p. m. Celelirnti if Holy Cmniiiiiiiioii, Ist Sutiduy iu each month and uu Special occasions. .Sunday .School, Sunday at K p. in. Committee Meetings, 1st Thursday in each mouth. Rev. l-\ L. Stephenson, Rector. St. Andrew's Proshytoriiui Church hold services in the A. li'. Hall, Second Street. Moniiii*.' service at II cveiiinsr set vice 7:.'H1 -Sunday School ut.the close of the niornintr service. Rev. .1. Pi-in-rle, Minister. Notice to the Public. The Editor begs to announce, in 1 response to numerous wellwishers ; ou the creeks and elsewhere, that the Claim will be sold at the following rates, strictly payable in advance: One year,. Six months Three ni out lis One month postpaid to the nearest local post- office. . To outside yearly subscrib- 'ers, .50 cents, and for six months or less, .25 cents extra.' Single copies, . 15 cents. $5.00- 3.00 1.50 ���50 Another shipment of those fine chickens has arrived for Fraser & Co. Come early :ind get - your choice at 30 cents per pound. The Kooteuay Hotel has now-received its finishing touches. The ' -rooms are well and" comfortably - furnished, and 'the hotel has not an equal in this northern country. Dockrill has full line of fishing tackle and flies, WANTED���Restaurateur to run first class dining-room business. Premises fronting Discovery street. Apply Hotel Metvopole. ". Eor disinfectants go to Dockrill's. The Billiard table has arrived at the Royal Hotel ancl Kosselli will give au exhibition .to-night of " How to handle the Cue." The show will be worth seeing. Group of Seven Bench claims for sale. Best part of Pine creek.���Apply Claim Office. A real estate deal of some importance took place this 'week, whereby Bob Dixon became the owner of the lot adjoining the Russell Hotel, .having bought the property from Jack Letherdale. It is Mr. Dixon's intention to build a first class livery and feed stable. ��� He is now bringing iu a new four- horse stage which lie is going to run between Atlin and Discovery. The Gold House will 1)2 the headquarters of the stage at Discovery. The latest maps of Atlin district at Pillmau & Co's. Baths Hot, Troy Laundry. * To the nuneis on Boulder creek and vicinity it will be pleasing to note that J. B. Norton & Co. ate openuig a general merchandise store where they will be able to purchase ihsir supplies at Atlin ..prices. .-.������'. .- , ' Oranges, $1 per dozen, at Pill- nian & 'Go's. Mr. T. S. Bry'cc, representing the Ross, ' Higgins Co. of Skagway, spent a few days in town this week. His linn have been doing considerable liusiuess- wilh i Dawson ,and Yukon ' merchants ' and Mr. liryce lias been lookingover the situation here. Th'e Ross, Higgins Co intend making a specialty this year of handling perishable goods,- eggs, fruit, dairy produce, etc., and are prepared to guarantee al! consignments for Atlin. Hot Maths, Troy Laundry. Just armed ! Fresh potatoes a-nd onions and strictly fresh Eggs. Best Creamery Butter, Oranges, Lemons and Apples at Pillman's. H. H^ FVaser'aud J. T.iylor came in from Skagway yesterday. They have a lay on No. 1S below on, Boulder. Are vou going to build or make �� ,. et alterations?���If so, see Olive. .Men always on handZ Store to rent in best part of towu- 20 x 38.���Apply- Claiiu Office. C. Doelker will be in his new quarters���Hotel Northern���to-day.- Furnished rooms to rent���apply Hotel Northern.' . Cummings and Richardson have received another large consignment of Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings, Carpets, etc. * ' Try Hot Baths. T-roy ���Lauu.-lry. We learn that P. Burns & Co. have a drove of cattle on the .way here. It is a comfort lo think we ma}- have a chance to taste some fresh killed bei-f, and if the cattle have not. l)2en working their way over the trail we may get a real tender piece of steak. ' The largest circulating libiary in Atlin; only 10 cents exchange, at Pillmau & Co.'s. A. K. Munro, of Victoria, made the record trip iu to Atlin for the winter. He left Vancouver on the 25th of April on the C. I\ N. Co.'s steamer Danube at 2.30 p.m. and arrived in Skagway, Monday morning, covering the distance iu 3V2 days; arrived in Log Cabin o:> the same afternoon and was in Atlin before noon 0:1 Tuesday, April 29th. Orders taken at the office of the Claim for the latest picture of King Edward VII. A dance will be given at the Nugget Hotel, Discoveiy, un Tuesday next, 7th inst. Our Atlin fiiends are cordially invited and a j gjod time for all is assured. j The Klkhoni French Laundry ! will be open for business ou Mon- jday next. Orders may be left at ! Pillinan's. Mrs. J. I). Skinner is ! proprietress. ! S. H. l'lnmbe is once more at I the Halfway House where he will j be pleased to meet any of his I friends-' in an iS-foot ring, a bar- I room or a barrel. LOST'-A black cat; answers, to' the name of -"'Tommy Atkins;" any person returning same lo The Club, will be suitablv rewarded.'' SPRING G We Carrv the Largest and Best Assortment ��� uv OSES k GENTS FURNISHINGS Boots- and Shoes. g&r- Cur Prices are- the Lowest. ��� STOCK OF "GOLD SEAL" RUBBER BOOTS. Cummings & Richardson, LEADING' HOUSE 1AL HOTEL,, E. ROSSELLl, ^Manager. Corner Feurl and First Streets, Atlin, B; C. This'New and Commodious .Hotel was opened to the Public, April .1GU1, igoi.���Everything in it is New. --Strictly First Class. CilOiMST WINK, 1I',UI0!>S AN!) CIGARS CASf GOODS A SJ>I.( lAtTY. r FOR BUSINESS, Temporary Premises���Next to Leland Hotel. fc Go., Butchers IKK. OlM.KSI'lK. Prop. Wai.tkr Blakik Mgr. ' ' - - p - _ Finest Wines, . Liquors and Cigars. Furnished Rooms by the Day, _. - Week or Month. For fine Views and Photos go to . -ft filr&MeW's' ' * * Films,- Plates, etc. for sale. . ��� First, and Pearl' Streets. :Atlin B. C. THE gold; house. DISCOVERY, B. C. Comfortably Furnished Rooms���By the Day,.Week or Month. AMKRICAN- AND EUROPEAN PLAN. J. Lkatiikuda!..!-:, Proprietor. Shelf and Heavy Hardware, New and SiMMiinl lliiml Tin und Granite Ware, Iron Steel, Picks, Shovels and BlurUt-mitli's Coal, (riant Powder. Claps, I'lisi'mul Yukon Stove*.. , ' Goods Bounlil Sold .ind Exchanged. ri^o JtiJL\, . . . FRESH MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND. . . Fish, * Game in season and home made Sausage. Noktiikkn .HoTKi. Building, First Stkkict. <;. K. 11..YKS. J. G. (Jousuijr.. Discovery. ' . OPEN DAY AND NIGHT, : KrRST-CLASS RESTAURANT ���'���' 7.' . INv CONNECTION. Ilemli|imrters for Hnlnipi* * Parrot!'x stutfc. PINE TREE HOTEL. DISCOVERY, B., C. Finest of liquors. Good stabling. Ed. SANDS.v-Proprletor. OF/BATHS Z >:.'.IV�� .BARBER vSHOP ��� I'. LINK '' .'Prop.;' Now 6ucuii.v their new quarters next Ui tlio Bunk of 11.' X. A.. First Street. Tl.c !:utli rooms ure <��i'iiall,v ns good as found ; .1 lii'ii1.'*.. l'rlviilc 'liiitr.��ui-o for ludiu*. il^PPSj^ggi^ii
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Title | The Atlin Claim |
Publisher | Atlin, B.C. : Atlin Claim Publishing Co. |
Date Issued | 1901-05-04 |
Description | The Atlin Claim was published in Atlin, a remote community located in northwestern British Columbia, close to the Yukon border. The Claim was published by the Atlin Claim Publishing Company, and ran from April 1899 to April 1908. Although a number of different editors worked on the Claim, the two longest-serving editors were Alfred C. Hirschfield and William Pollard Grant. |
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Atlin (B.C.) |
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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run: 1899-1908 Frequency: Weekly |
Identifier | Atlin_Claim_1901_05_04 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-09-07 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | 64812906-d5df-44a4-a577-00c1929c23c6 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0169699 |
Latitude | 59.566667 |
Longitude | -133.7 |
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